The town's newspaper, the Berthoud Surveyor, is hosting a candidate forum at the town hall, 328 Massachusetts Ave., at 7 p.m. Monday, March 10. The Surveyor's editor, Becky Hemmann, has announced that the event with be limited to registered voters, since the boardroom can only hold about 65 people.

April's election also will feature two ballot questions that aim to undo a recent controversial farmland annexation, and require that the town seek a town vote on any future growth decisions not already covered by the town's latest management plan.

A forum around those ballot questions has been tentatively scheduled for March 17, and would also take place at the town hall.

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